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classmates and professors. his commentary was dictated from his eyes custody in louisiana accuses columbia of laying the groundwork for his objection. i am mike emanuel in washington. more on that just ahead. >> officials making rounds today, touting benefits of tariffs, despite the massive market selloff. treasury secretary scott besson pushing back on the idea that they could cause a recession. lucas tomlinson is live with more. >> good afternoon, president trump treasury secretary says dozens of world leaders have been calling the white house to try to negotiate new trade deals of the trump administration but stop scott said don't expect new deals to be announced anytime soon. >> more than 50 countries have approached the administration about lowering trade barriers

and tariffs, stopping manipulation and they've been bad actors for a long time is not a tiny thing you can negotiate away in days or weeks. >> after the trump administration/46% tariffs on vietnam half of my keys are made a big source of oregon's in il money, overnight vietnamese said they wanted to zero out tariffs, but peter navarro said that's not going to happen. >> this is not a negotiation. this is a national emergency based on trade deficit at scott out of control because of jeannie. we are always willing to listen. don't say you want to lower tariffs and be done with it. it's the non- tariffs. manipulating currency, stop dumping stuff in.

>> on capitol hill, not all democrats say they are against tariffs. senator chris coons says he doesn't mind tariffs select countries, not the entire world. >> targeted tariffs clearly focused on a few countries will be have had trade practices, deep trade imbalances can be smart economic policy and can help protect american farmers and ranchers in american manufacturers. that's not what donald trump is doing. >> elon musk says he would like to see tariffs go down to zero in the united states and europe 20 out and make zero tariffs, but peter navarro responding says he doesn't understand what he's saying and said he doesn't understand, he sells cars. >> interesting. thank you very much. for more on the global impact of tariffs, former u.s. secretary of state, cia director and fox

news contributor, mike pompeo. welcome. >> great to be with you. >> on tariffs, some democrats are calling them a slap in the face to some of our allies. >> anticipating tariffs, large retailers, grocery stores, they did not dissipate how big this would be announced major disruption for america supports, the supply chain and small businesses dependent on imports and exports. incredibly damaged to the economy and the global marketplace allies as well. >> what is your assessment? >> witness, i don't listen to the democrats much when it comes to economic policy. we all know what we are living through, massive inflation, huge trade deficits, american deficits, that is, our income paled compared to the spending democrats through on us so i don't the attention to that. resident jumps tariffs, i hope the objective is the same way

mr. musk described, zero tariffs, no subsidies, let's let the world compete and when that happens, i was a manufacturing guy, iran a machine shop in wichita kansas for years. we were competitive but it was hard because of the foreign practices but we have the best workers in the world. if we can get to know tariffs, tariff barriers or subsidies around the world, there will be manufacturing jobs and that's what i hope is trying to achieve. >> center offered this tape today. >> what the president is saying is he's not wanting to start a trade war, he simply wanting to even the playing field. reciprocal tariffs isn't just about tariffs access to our economy. >> final thought? you expect deals to be cut soon? >> it will take a while, these deals are complicated, they take

months and months to work out. i hope in the meantime we don't see a real slow down in global trade because i think i will hurt americans so i think we can manage our way through and get there as quickly as possible and one last thought, it is different between different countries. i have no qualms about putting pressure on the chinese communist party, they been ripping off the united states and stealing intellectual property. tariffs have multiple objectives, including american national security and i hope the administration stays in a way they put significant barriers just last week. >> benjamin netanyahu expected the white house tomorrow for meetings with president trump, tariffs, and obviously the conflict in the middle east are expected to be major topics. what you anticipate as someone who's been in those meetings before? >> i hope president and netanyahu talk about the serious response against islamic republic. it remains the case there hostages held and tariffs are

roaming the middle east, underwritten by the iranian regime whether it's the food is still continuing to try and the transition and moving product around the world, i hope the two of them will put enough pressure on iran and buildup relationship in the region and build upon what we have done the first four years, fill out a peaceful, prosperous middle east, that's why netanyahu is coming and i'm hopeful they will succeed in the weeks and months ahead. >> a shakeup in the national security team here in recent days, the firing of the director of the national security agency and dismissal of several senior members of the national security council, what is the fallout? >> i know a couple of the people who were let go, they were folks, one worked for me and was a good fellow, deeply committed to president trump in america so

i want to make sure we got the right people, that's obviously president trump's decision and who he chooses to be part of his team, but i'm hopeful we are focused on the things that really matter, american national security and noise from the outside, not twitter campaigns were folks who may have alternative agendas to monetize their capacity to influence and shape. i hope we are focused on the things i know president trump cares about. how do you make america safer and double-team that continues to close our southern border and how to grow stronger and deeper military capable of deterring adversaries across the world ask the people's decisions are important to that and rely on president trump making good choices who he brings onto his team. >> marco rubio revoking pieces of south sudanese passport holders due to issues with the transitional government. is that a good move in your view? >> i think it is the right answer, a complicated situation in sudan and africa as well.

i think secretary rubio understands the risk in that place, they are not willing to take back their own people here illegally and we have to respond in a way that is serious and thoughtful and secretary rubio is doing exactly that. >> mike pompeo, grateful for your time and analysis today. >> have a good one. >> the trump administration placed the d.o.j. lawyer on leave for not quote zealously advocating its position in the case involving a salvadoran man maryland were mistakenly deported last month. immigration lawyer argued on friday and in a hearing where a judge ruled the father must be returned to the u.s. monday. columbia university published an op-ed by khalil, columbia graduate green heart folder remains in a facility in louisiana. the government is seeking to

deport khalil alleging he led activities aligned with hamas. khalil's attorneys denied the accusation in the pc accuses columbia of laying the groundwork to his quote section and criticizes ivy league's response to the pro- palestinian protest. he adds, to members of columbia's faculty who pat themselves on the back for progressive leanings content to limit their participation to performative statements, what will it take for you to resist destruction of your diversity? are your positions worth more than the lives of your students and the integrity of your work? the trump agenda advances with the key budget plan moving to the house fiscal conservatives in the lower chamber are pushing back on lack of spending cuts. live in studio with the latest, hello, mattie. >> good afternoon, the house and senate here, they have a lot of work to do so one step closer to

acting president trump agenda, the house and senate need to work through their differences and some house republicans are not holding back criticism of their senate counterparts. part of the problem has to do with any cuts the senate is calling for, lower than when they passed in february. jodey arrington says the senate response was unserious and disappointing reading $5.8 trillion in new cost and $4 billion and enforceable cuts, one days worth of borrowing by the federal government and sets a dangerous precedent by direct scoring tax policy without including enforceable offsets house gop leaders have rank-and-file republicans telling them to stick together as they consider the senate's proposal. they insist this is only a procedural step they need to clear it in order to get to the next process where they hash out the details of the bill that could potentially go to the

president's desk. the house and senate must sink up to unlock reconciliation which allows fiscal bills to pass with a simple majority in the senate. >> , president trump, the white house in the house, the senate, we are working every day, we are very close and wanting to deliver this one big beautiful lambertville president trump has been talking about for the american people so we can put doge cuts in their end of fiscal responsibility under control and look toward to balance our budget. >> the house is set to take this up this week. >> fascinating develops we will follow that all. thanks a lot. for more, let's bring in arizona republican congressman andy biggs, welcome. >> good to be with you. >> the senate worked overtime into the early morning hours saturday passing the framework of the big beautiful bill, what you anticipate with going back to the house this week? >> the difference is dark, to

trillion dollars spending cuts between the house and it's going to happen with the house pursuant to the budget and we already pass out of the house looking for those reductions. on the other hand, we will have the senate but the difference is so large and speaks to what arrington calls unserious proposal. federal that i'd go that far, but it is woefully short of where they need to be. >> failure is not an option because if there's no legislation, they go up on everybody at the end of the year. >> one 100% and that's why i think in the end you will see everybody around in the extension and the jobs act plus from's new proposals, i think everybody will coalesce around

that you have to make this fiscally responsible and balance the budget in a short period of time. that means you can't keep spending and you can't avoid reductions in your spending and that's why the proposal is so disappointing frankly. >> is the issue of district judges setting up roadblocks to president trump's agenda here is pam bondi from fox news sunday. >> the president is going to come comply with the law. we've had over 170 lawsuits filed against us, that should be the constitutional crisis right there. 50 conjunctions. >> what can congress do in response? >> congress can under article three, section one limit jurisdiction of these courts nationwide injunctions which is both parties used to agree that was not good practice.

the second thing is you can deal with problems financially with reducing funding from the federal courts and some of my colleagues want to do impeachment. that's probably a bill you can't get over but also, article three, section one, you could remove for failure to serve during good behavior, which is the term of the constitution, not lifetime tenure so there are some avenues for congress to take and we need to get going right away. we almost got one done last week in the house and i think we are going to do it again monday and that is limitation of jurisdiction. >> are some of these judges infringing on hour of presidency interfering with the executive branch? >> absolutely abusing their power. some of these judges have long history of using political bias and ruling in making their decisions and that is part of

the good behavior standard. if you abuse your power and go well beyond what your jurisdiction is because you have political bias than you are not in good behavior and you don't have the right to continue to serve as a federal district judge. >> you are running for governor of the great state of arizona, a purple state. how do you assess your chances? >> i think they are pretty good. every fall that's come out i announced i was running has me in the lead by a significant amount over my primary components and on the only republican that pulled ahead of the client governor so we feel pretty good about the direction we are going, a lot of support around the state, whenever i'm in town in arizona. >> we will follow. grateful for your time today, safe travels back to the hilt. >> thanks, appreciate it.

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house is threatening to pull funding of schools do not apply. see the cotton is to explain. >> the white house is arguing ei policies are violation of the six federal civil rights law, but new york state is flat out rejecting the trump administration. in a letter sent on friday, new york education officials dis dispute, law is being interpreted by the white house and argue there is no authority for the states to agree with that interpretation. the letter, in part, we understand the current administration to censor anything it deems diversity, equity and inclusion there are no federal or state laws prohibiting the principles ei. we've reached out to the u.s. department of education for its response to this defiant letter which comes after the trump administration notified state last week they have ten days to certify the public schools have eliminated the ei initiatives

when making the announcement acting assistant secretary for civil rights craig traynor had this morning federal financial assistance is a privilege, not a right. state education commissioners except federal ones, they agreed to abide by federal antidiscrimination requirements so the white house is citing a 2023 supreme court decision banning race-based affirmative action in college admissions to argue any public will the ei program is a violation of title vi of the federal civil rights. >> thank you very much. the trump administration this morning making the case with tariffs. that's next. ♪ complete nutrition you need, and the flavor you love. so, here's to now... now available: boost max! (tony hawk) i still love to surf, snowboard, and of course, skate, so i take qunol magnesium

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two/government spending during a protest in washington yesterday let's welcome our political panel vice president, cassie smedley, llc partner, jonathan cox, welcome to both of you. reaction to the protest we saw yesterday, i don't know if you are trying to get around town they were pretty fired up. >> i would say it's amazing how protesters always find the issue, protesting washington are nothing new but it's interesting your protesting someone who's trying to come in and restore fiscal sanity our country. volunteering to do that by the way. i don't quite understand the outrage, especially on this channel you hear about that result from doge and making inroads and uncovering things we should all be upset about. nine -year-olds getting loans and having people over the age of 100 on the social security is something that should concern all of us. >> elon musk, largely the face

of doge expected to get back to his business empire in a couple months. are you going to miss him? >> democrats would love for him to stick around. wisconsin results show every time he gets out there and talks, what it shows is he doesn't understand how government works and he lies every time he gets out there. he makes things up its starting to go down to the states. when he rails often says our people over 200 years old getting social security, that is not true when he says he wants to shut off the phone lines seniors use to access security, that hurts people not in d.c., it hurts people in wisconsin and around the country when he says there all these people who found these amazing and you will never believe in that it turns out not to be true, people are starting to realize he kind of full of it and doesn't know what he's talking about in the bret baier

interview he did -- >> i think we have to get off of your talking points here curse these days to make your points. >> i've been cursing my whole life. >> the broader issue here and what elon was talking about, not necessarily that they got the check in the barely passed away several years ago but the social security numbers and how it impacts under and how also things like county but to the broader question, you hated elon, you hated the idea of doge for president trump sworn in for his second term with this idea that are going to limit the federal government and more responsible federal government, that is hartford democrats because you want it bigger and broader, you want that to be the center spoke of our will and all that's done is put us in debt and the very people you're

talking about the ones getting the short end of the stick follow along because of democrats incredible out of control spending like the biden who had the horrible scam that did nothing for the american people and put us, many communities in dire straits. >> the ira written by joe manchin from west virginia, so that is false -- if you want to say joe manchin is a green new scam person, that's not believable. i worked for the guy for eight years, we were protested -- >> on the whole, most say the green new deal and trillions -- >> but the green new deal is not anything, that's not anything that ever was passed, -- >> that's what they did to executive order in the biden administration. >> the senate worked overtime this week and past the framework

and not because back to the house. brian style waiting on that. >> reconciliation budget is only a step in the process and the budget itself is not a lawmaking exercise, it's just necessary to unlock the exercise that will allow us to deliver on the america first agenda, president trump ran and one on. >> what you expect of the house side? mimic they've already said they don't have the votes to pass with the senate sent over in the senate said they will pass the 800 billing dollars in medicaid that's the house past over so until republicans figure out how they want to cut government spending to pay for billions and trillions of dollars in tax cuts for people that make more money than the three of us think democrats have anything to worry about, they have to get their side of the aisle in order and we will stay here and continue to show what we think is wrong. i also say they could be working in a bipartisan way.

there are many democrats the other night said we will work with you on tax cuts for middle-class people, we will work with you on energy reform and a lot of these things and they said no so until then, we are okay to sit back and let them fight. >> i think the main thing is the reconciliation piece of this, this is just so they can get into the debate and work on the different pieces to get that big beautiful bills together. the peace that is important to give you this, republicans need to stick together but the bigger picture of what this can achieve is energy independence and tax cuts and how it all plays in to the trump administration's larger initiative of reducing the deficit, but also unleashing the golden age for our economy and i think there is balance this week with the tariffs in congress doing their job as well so the american people start feeling goodness short-term while we wait for the long-term hopefully positive effects of

that tariffs. >> we will follow it this week, thank you very much. ♪ fox weather alert, severe storms continue to promote southern and central states with that the tornadoes and flooding madison scarpino is live in tennessee with the latest. >> so far officials confirm at least 16 people are dead from severe storms hitting middle america for four days now. nashville really bad flooding thursday, thankfully, the area was spared from the worst of the storms over the last 24 hours, but other parts of the state work hit hard. memphis had torrential downpours yesterday floodwaters were swamping parts of interstate 40, submerging cars and several water rescues around the city and kentucky, conditions are bad. two people have died there so far, including a 9-year-old boy

who officials say was washed away by floodwaters while walking to his will bus last week. governor andy beshear says the state is seeing record flooding and over 500 roads are closed and since the rivers have not yet requested, officials say flooding could last for several more days. >> it's been a very long night. a lot going on, a lot of evacuations, there's been rescues and the water continues to climb, but the message this morning, if you are near the river and have any proximity to water, you need to leave. >> also severe flooding in indiana and shelby county, 26 people and pets were stranded at a local campground, some chose to stay behind, but the 19 people rescued our now saying a red cross emergency shelter and some other states impacted by this days long round of severe storms include arkansas,

missouri, mississippi, texas, and as the severe weather is coming down sometime today, it's going to be a long cleanup process for everyone experiencing tornado or flood water damage. >> madison scarpino thank you so much. adam klotz is in the fox weather center with more on the severe storms. >> we are finally beginning to see the move, they were stuck in the middle of the country three or four days beginning to drive further up toward the east, severe risk is a little more muted today however, it is still out there. is currently a severe thunderstorm cross the metro area and stretching further south. this would be strong winds, lightning with the system and still heavy downpours and we are watching this dragging itself further up east today it is to out of five stars the scale of bad weather goes.

yesterday was four out of five in the several days it was five out of five at one time for quite a bit more muted but still tornado watch in place as you head into the evening, including the metro area. even though the storm system is moving east, flooding will continue to be an issue because it takes time with this much water to work down into these streams. there are currently a number of areas looking at major flooding and process. largely around the ohio river stretching up into indiana and joining the mississippi, but again, this will continue to work its way down into larger rivers and flooding will continue for days. if we are tracking for the system moves next, you can pay attention to portions of new england and stretching into the northeast, that is no in the higher elevations along the coast looking at a rainy day. how much snow? not huge numbers but it is april and there are some areas getting up, four, five, maybe even 6 inches of snow, especially in higher elevations. it's that time of year we get all of it. >> interesting.

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blunt force trauma, evidence, bruising marks on her neck bleeding and injury to her brain contusions, the cause of death was strangulation and blunt force trauma homicide. how do you assess this? >> oh my goodness, this is devastating thing for her family to sit through and we know 14-year-old daughter was bringing down, which had to have been heartbreaking for the jury to see. this case comes on to the dna because defense in their opening since they said they had the wrong guy and this was a crime of passion in part because of the injuries she suffered, it doesn't lend itself to being a random attack but the prosecution has dna evidence, this is an interesting case for in the new wave in 2018 with the global state killer, they found him due to genetic genealogy and that's how they found their man,

that was the only evidence leading to them so the defense is going to want to attack all of that dna evidence that the prosecution is saying we are on solid footing with this dna putting. >> what are the odds of an attack on the dna evidence being effective? >> i really don't know because apparently it was dna left in many places and a lot of it was tested and he came back his. i'm not genetic genealogist, but i think there were issues of samples in terms of missing pieces of dna, but ultimately i think we are all going to the same place even if there were issues with some of the samples, i think they are the race in terms of dna, but we will see. you never know what people will do when i get in the jury room but i think it's a pretty strong case. >> then there's the case in the boston area, trial, and that case where jury selection is underway. how do you assess that one? >> that is going to be --

they've already picked ten jurors so they been at it for about a week. 12 and for alternates and it's not easy to get a jury in a case like this, but if you look back to the trump trial and hunter biden trial, they were able to get a jury relatively quickly, so i would considering the publicity and dependence being known to the general public, i would assume by next week at this time they will probably have a panel and a jury but it is a very slow process, they been sitting for days, questioning these people. >> are those who haven't followed this case, why do you think it would be difficult to find an impartial jury in this case? >> this is a lot of emotion in massachusetts. there are people last trial out there protesting in support of her while the trial was going on and this is a real whodunit? there are so many who really think karen is guilty and many who think she's not in the cover-up so there's a lot of publicity and she's even gone on

a documentary explaining her side of the case which was frankly a shrewd move because she's not going to be testifying that she is at least getting her story out on the documentary but ultimately the jurors need to not necessarily not hear about it because it's probably not possible, but they need to be impartial and that has already come up with an opinion. >> do you think prosecutors read this case because it's already been tried once? >> yes and no. it's easier because they have a roadmap they can fix mistakes but also there was a jury last time so not necessarily on solid footing with the evidence because the other jury couldn't agree unanimously. >> always fascinating, appreciate your time today, thank you so much. >> thanks, mike. >> inquiry into washington states sanctuary policies, stay with us. ♪

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hollywood celebrities turn out saturday night for a different kind of award show ongoing research achievements by the world's top scientists christina coleman live in los angeles with more. >> it was a beautiful evening as major stars in hollywood business and technology honored the incredible achievements of the world's top scientists at the annual breakthrough prize ceremony. star-studded event, popularly known as the oscars of signs celebrates huge scientific achievements awarding more than $15 million in prizes annually. the winners this year have been driving credible discoveries and jean editing, human diseases and data regarding the fundamental particles of the universe celebrities rob lowe said it was

an honor recognizing the scientists and their life-changing work. >> such an amazing event and honoring the most brilliant people in the world. they are creating things that make the world a better place. innovative and i find it all fascinating. >> i'm excited to get some quantum mechanics russians answered. i want to know about dark matter. i can't even balance a checkbook so i'm blown away at the opportunity here. >> industry leaders including mark zuckerberg and jeff bezos, tim cook and fox corporation chairman rupert murdoch and his wife were all at the ceremony supporting the groundbreaking scientific achievements. celebrities kt carey, danny devito and lily collins also attended this great event. >> a mathematician, scientist in

the world in general. >> this is us coming together to celebrate incredible minds and creative people, scientists. >> this was the 11th annual breakthrough prize ceremony and another wonderful evening recognizing incredible scientific breakthroughs max quite an inspirational night. thanks a lot. history on the ice, washington capitals winger alexander past the great one wayne gretzky for the most goals in nhl history. scoring his 895th will against the new york islanders this afternoon on the power play. congratulations to the great number eight, alexander -- house

judiciary committee announcing they will investigate washington state attorney general nick brown of the state sanctuary city policies. recent ice rates have washington state senators pushing back on deportation efforts. for mark, let's bring in other jason, welcome. >> thank you for having me. >> your thoughts on the house judiciary committee digging into what's happening in your state? >> they will have to take that, they are pretty open on the democratic side here in washington state routing essentially against the trump administration and vice efforts. despite the fact that ice is so far making arrests in the state of a child rapist, someone accused of domestic violence and they are going after dangerous people, but they are going after people not just in the country illegally, but working illegally with fake documents. there was a big arrest last week of 37 people in washington and they said they found 37 people,

very specific targeting for arrest because of phony documents yet, the democratic party, every single member of congress is a democrat washington has come out and demanded answers despite the fact that it seems obvious why they were targeted but now the democratic party i guess is okay with illegal immigrants working with fake documents. >> jim jordan dragged washington state officials up to capitol hill behind, do you think that will follow them or win them points back home? >> i will win them points, insufferably heroic how they stand up for illegal immigrants. they will make no attempt to differentiate between someone who hasn't broken the law in addition to being here illegally in the folks who are very violent and people who objectively, anyone would say regardless of how you vote should be supported. they make no difference whatsoever so they would take it as an opportunity to sing about how they are heroic and will do

this so they can get some social currency from progressive's probably fundraiser off of it. >> than democrats are depending businesses hiring illegal immigrants, a group in the state senate there, members of color group and they are saying about businesses facing significant challenges including labor shortages, operational disruptions and uncertainty and their ability to provide goods and services, how do you see this issue? >> it is ridiculous. washington state when it comes to unemployment we are trending worse than the nation and where the event took place, they have i believe 4.9% unemployment rate so this idea that businesses will struggle if they are not able to get illegal immigrants to work is absurd, but what happened that democrats used to make which was they were against exploitation of labor it seems

when you are hiring someone illegally you might be getting away with exploiting their labor and not paying them exactly what it is you'd otherwise pay so you would think you would might want to step up and at least chastise the businesses involved but they are not doing that because they are all in on protecting illegal immigrants best they can. >> interesting points about the unemployment rate. there are potential taxpayers and voters out of work. >> precisely, these are good high-paying jobs in theory and specialty jobs, a lot of construction going on house washington state. this idea that you are not able to find someone to take those positions is absurd yet the democrats use that lazy argument of who will pick our vegetables or clean our toilets? it's so condescending and the meeting and they are ignoring everything else. >> thank you for your time to today. >> appreciate it. >> fox news sunday, pam bondi is

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